11 Adar 5785
Many Jews make a point of visiting loved ones’ graves during the Hebrew month of Elul, just prior to the onset of the High Holy Days. We’ll gather as a community to visit two sites. Use “contact” below to request details.
There is a custom of immersing oneself in the mikveh before Rosh Hashanah . The use of the mikveh teaches us that life constantly gives us chances to begin anew. We’ll meet as a community for a lakeside mikveh. Use “contact” below to request details.
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